Welding safety goggles, glasses or helmets come in a range of shades, from clear to very dark, according to Phillips Safety Products, Inc., a manufacturer of occupational safety products.

Welding safety goggles, glasses or helmets come in a range of shades, from clear to very dark, according to Phillips Safety Products, Inc., a manufacturer of occupational safety products.

Welding safety goggles, glasses or helmets come in a range of shades, from clear to very dark, according to Phillips Safety Products, Inc., a manufacturer of occupational safety products.

Unless you have welding goggles with a shade number of 12 or higher, experts recommend wearing ISO-certified eclipse glasses to look at the total solar eclipse. Skip Navigation.

Welding safety goggles, glasses or helmets come in a range of shades, from clear to very dark, according to Phillips Safety Products, Inc., a manufacturer of occupational safety products.

Unless you have welding goggles with a shade number of 12 or higher, experts recommend wearing ISO-certified eclipse glasses to look at the total solar eclipse. Skip Navigation.

Unless you have welding goggles with a shade number of 12 or higher, experts recommend wearing ISO-certified eclipse glasses to look at the total solar eclipse. Skip Navigation.

Welding safety goggles, glasses or helmets come in a range of shades, from clear to very dark, according to Phillips Safety Products, Inc., a manufacturer of occupational safety products.

Welding safety goggles, glasses or helmets come in a range of shades, from clear to very dark, according to Phillips Safety Products, Inc., a manufacturer of occupational safety products.

Unless you have welding goggles with a shade number of 12 or higher, experts recommend wearing ISO-certified eclipse glasses to look at the total solar eclipse. Skip Navigation.

Unless you have welding goggles with a shade number of 12 or higher, experts recommend wearing ISO-certified eclipse glasses to look at the total solar eclipse. Skip Navigation.

Welding safety goggles, glasses or helmets come in a range of shades, from clear to very dark, according to Phillips Safety Products, Inc., a manufacturer of occupational safety products.